Mary Allen
The Bengal cat is one of the most beautiful, but not one of the easiest katrasse in the world. Keeping them requires a few special features and is only recommended to inexperienced cat owners after they have thoroughly studied the needs of this breed.
Bengals are beautiful and very friendly cats. In order for them to be really happy, in addition to a lot of loving attention, they need one thing above all: plenty of space to romp, climb, play and let their souls dangle.
How to Make Your House Fit for the Bengal Cat
Before you get a Bengal cat, you should consider that this cheeky velvet paw is in top shape and very active. It not only likes to climb high: its favorite thing is the whole fitness course, where it can let off steam to its heart’s content. Large, stable scratching posts, viewing platforms, and free access or a well-secured balcony are indispensable for them.
But no matter how cat-friendly you make your apartment: It’s still quite possible that you catch your sporty four-legged friend climbing on shelves or playing around with the new DVD player. This great cat’s curiosity is just too great and a household where nothing is allowed to break is not right for it.
Bengal Demanding Lot of Variety
The temperamental cat needs a lot of variety, which requires its head. Intelligensie toys, puzzle boards, and fetch games are fun for them and keep them balanced and content. It’s a great jumper and enjoys catching games in the air as much as it enjoys clicker training and learning tricks.
You can also integrate water games into your daily routine because courageous Bengals are not afraid of water. You should therefore be a little careful with aquariums and the neighbor’s fish pond: otherwise, your cat could well try to fish in them. Incidentally, the fascinating Bengal cat can also occupy itself wonderfully with its conspecifics. However, this should be up to it both physically and in terms of temperament. Getting two Bengals at the same time is certainly not a bad idea.